A Practitioner's Guide to Faculty Affairs.

Author/creator Zeineldin, Reema
Format Electronic
Publication InfoOxford : Taylor & Francis Group, 2025.
Description1 online resource (348 pages)
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Contents Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Scope and Status of Faculty Affairs -- Case Study 1.1: The Creation and Development of Faculty Affairs Network, Northeast (FANN): A New Way of Supporting Faculty Affairs Professionals -- 2 Definitions: Faculty and Higher Education Institutions -- 3 Faculty Staffing Planning -- 4 Beyond "Post and Pray": Faculty Recruitment -- Case Study 4.1: An Alliance of Three Regional Universities for Recruiting, Retaining, and Supporting Success of Faculty of Color
Contents 5 Faculty Hiring and Onboarding -- Case Study 5.1: New Faculty Orientation: An Opportunity to "Jump Start" Tenure and Promotion Success -- Case Study 5.2: New Faculty Academy: A Tool for Faculty Success at Ball State University -- 6 Faculty Mentorship, Development, and Connections -- Case Study 6.1: Starting a Center for Teaching and Learning in a Teaching-Intensive Institution -- Case Study 6.2: The Johns Hopkins University Provost's Leadership, Advancement, and Development (LAD) Academy to Support Faculty Development
Contents Case Study 6.3: The Mid-Career Faculty Initiative (MCFI) at New York University -- Case Study 6.4: Expansion of the Medical Educator Teaching Certificate Program at a Young Medical School -- 7 Faculty Workload -- 8 Faculty Personnel Actions -- Case Study 8.1: Creating a Review Process for Community-Engaged Scholarship -- 9 Enhancing Communication With Faculty -- 10 Faculty Recognition -- Case Study 10.1: Embedding Faculty Recognition Into Institutional Culture -- 11 Faculty Separation and Retirement -- 12 Faculty Success
Contents Case Study 12.1: Supporting Faculty Promotion and Tenure in a Research-Intensive University -- Case Study 12.2: Faculty Affairs in Research-Intensive Universities: Supporting Faculty Success at Northern Illinois University -- 13 Faculty Consultations and Complaints -- 14 Leadership Development of Faculty -- Case Study 14.1: Chancellor's Chair Summer Institute (CCSI) and Quick Start, Professional Development Programs for Leadership at Appalachian State University -- 15 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Faculty Affairs
Contents Case Study 15.1: Purposeful Partnerships: Recruiting and Retaining BIPOC Faculty -- Case Study 15.2: Developing an Effective Culturally Responsive Mentoring Program for Faculty of Color Across Multiple Institutions: A Case Study of Two Faculty Mentoring Programs at Primarily Undergraduate Institutions and Community Colleges -- Case Study 15.3: North Star Collective: A Reparative Justice Model for Faculty Racial Equity Through a Consortium of Higher Education Institutions -- 16 Budget and Resources for Faculty Affairs -- 17 The Role of Faculty Affairs in Supporting VITAL Faculty on Campus
Abstract This book aims to define and establish faculty affairs as a discipline within higher education, offering practical recommendations and guidance on how to effectively support academic personnel.
General noteDescription based upon print version of record.
General noteCase Study 17.1: Overseeing the Affairs of Part-Time Faculty
Issued in other formPrint version: Zeineldin, Reema A Practitioner's Guide to Faculty Affairs Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group,c2025 9781032859071
ISBN9781040382400
ISBN1040382401